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Notice to ADEQ Drinking Water Stakeholders:
Three EPA Web Casts Scheduled in July


EPA's Technology Assistance Centers (TACs) and Tools for Small Drinking Water Systems 

When:	Tuesday, July 18, 2006; Time: 10:00 am to 11:30 am
Where:	Arizona Dept. of Environmental Quality, Room #5100B
Who:	This Web cast is for new and veteran staff and utilities interested in learning more about the Technology Assistance Centers (TACs)
Subject:	TACS are a consortium of 8 universities across the nation, whose purpose is to work with small public water systems to assist them in acquiring and               maintaining long-term sustainability.  Learn how their products and tools can help your system. 


Natural Disasters: Steps a System can Take to Prepare for One

When:	Wednesday, July 26, 2006; Time: 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Where:	Gateway Community College, MA1100S
Who:	The Web cast targets states and drinking water utilities
Subject:	Topics covered include 14 features of an active and effective security program and other tools and training for emergency preparedness and response. 


Multiple Barrier Approach and Sustainability

When:	Thursday, July 27, 2006; Time: 10:00 am to 11:30 am
Where:	Arizona Dept. of Environmental Quality, Room #5100B
Who:	This Web cast is for state, tribal and water utility personnel and technical assistance providers.
Subject:	The multiple barrier approach provides "defense in depth" against waterborne pathogens and chemical contaminants that can cause a variety of illnesses and conditions.  Learn how to improve system sustainability to create and maintain effective barriers against these contaminants at each step in the treatment process. 


Please indicate your interest to attend any of the Web casts above by replying to:
Suzanne Price, ADEQ Drinking Water Monitoring and Protection Unit
price.suzanne@azdeq.gov or 602-771-4560
PDH Credits will be provided to participants.